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Windows XP End of Life (Posted April 2, 2014)
After 12 years, Microsoft is ending its support for Windows XP on April 8, 2014. Find out what you need to do if you still use Windows XP.
WebMail Being Shutdown on January 31st, 2014 (Posted January 16)
The WebMail website (accessible at webmail.wiu.edu) is being permanently disabled January 31st, 2014 at 9:00 p.m. Email accounts accessed by this website are not being disabled; IMAP access to these accounts will remain intact and functional. Users of the WebMail website will have to switch to a different method of accessing their email. View complete details and instructions.
Spring 2014 Semester Start Production Change Freeze Period (Posted January 9)
The University Technology (uTech) Change Management process is designed to control the implementation of all changes made to any uTech owned or managed device or application within the Western Illinois University production environment.
During critical time periods a change freeze is put in effect, which means that modifications to Information Technology systems are put on hold or postponed. This year's Spring Semester Start Change Freeze Period:
- Begins Monday, January 6th, 2014 at 12:01 AM
- Ends Sunday, January 19th, 2013 at 11:59 PM
If a production failure is noted and requires an update to resolve the problem, contact the uTech Support Center at 309-298-2704, or email@example.com
ResNet Internet connection increased from 310 – 620 Mbps (Posted November 20)
The uTech Network Team has been working on increasing the available bandwidth for the ResNet Internet connection. At this time the ResNet Internet connection has been increased from 310 Mbps (Mega bits per second) to 620 Mbps. We will continue our efforts to increase the available bandwidth for the ResNet Internet connection, however further improvements and obtaining our goal of a 1 Gbps (Giga bits per second), also known as 1024 Mbps, Internet connection for ResNet require the replacement of several pieces of network equipment. We have begun the process of requesting the new equipment and hope to have it installed in the near future.
CAMPUS ADVISORY: Warning Regarding Fraudulent Support Calls (Posted November 20)
Would you willingly let a scammer talk you into putting malware on your computer or pay for worthless help? According to a Microsoft survey last year, 22% of people contacted by these con artists fell for this scam. Alarmingly, Western's campus community has received a rash of these fake computer support calls lately. You may have even received this type of call at home.
Many of these scams involve callers pretending to represent Microsoft or one of its partners. The caller tells the person that their computer has a problem (such as a virus). Eventually the caller will request access to the person's computer to fix the problem and ask for a credit card to charge. This type of scam often results in fraudulent charges and/or identity theft. Do not engage with these folks in a conversation! Simply hang up.
The scammer may seem to know a lot about you (people are often surprised at how much information is available publicly about them). The phony technician may use this personal information to help make the scam seem more believable. Don't be duped into post-call financial losses, which Microsoft claimed to average $875 per victim! If you have questions about a technical-related call that you receive, please contact the uTech Support Center at (309)298-2704 or email@example.com.
You can read more about this scam at ComputerWorld.com.
Michael Rodriguez
Chief Technology Security Officer
Western Illinois University
The Dangers of Password Reuse (Posted November 13, 2013)
As you may be aware, Adobe announced, on October 3rd, that it had suffered a data breach. Of the estimated 150 million Adobe customers that were impacted, analysis that has been passed on to us indicates that over 2.3 million of these customers had a registered email address ending in .edu and approximately 1,700 had a registered email address ending in wiu.edu.
Due to the large number of .edu email addresses on file with Adobe we are recommending that you change your password on all systems (such as your ECOM, STARS, bank, 3rd party email, etc.) where you may have used the same password as was used on Adobe. It is highly recommended that your institutional password (such as ECOM, STARS, etc.) not be reused in any other commercial account. It is also important that you use strong passwords and avoid common, easily guessed passwords (More on the Adobe breach at http://grahamcluley.com/2013/11/top-50-passwords-adobe-security-breach/).
Furthermore, be aware that we anticipate Phishing attempts masquerading as Adobe warnings and are therefore taking this opportunity to remind you of the importance of being aware of email scams.
How to avoid common email scams
A few simple rules would help you safeguard yourself from scams:
Rule 1: Suspect all email about your finances: credit cards, bank accounts, etc.
Don't ever confirm financial information of any kind without first contacting your financial institution and determining that the request is genuine.
If the email instructs you to update some information, the safest means to do so is by visiting the site manually, rather than clicking on the link given in the email. For example, if you receive an email asking to update your ECOM account details, simply open a new Web browser, type in http://www.wiu.edu/guava and perform the requested activity.
Rule 2: Suspect all email asking about your computer accounts, email accounts, or other computer passwords.
Don't ever reveal passwords or other account information without first contacting the requester by phone to confirm the request.
Rule 3: Suspect all unsolicited attachments.
Many email attachments being delivered on the Internet today are dangerous and could be virus-infected. Opening an unsafe attachment can allow programs or individuals to take over your computer and use it to carry out illegal activities. Before opening any attachments, make sure the email is from a trusted source. If you are unsure, contact the sender before opening the attachment.
Don't ever open an attachment until you are sure of what it contains, either because you have been told to expect it by the person who sent it, or you have contacted the sender to verify that they sent the attachment.
Rule 4: Suspect email that has a highly urgent message about your account.
If you get an email that warns you, with little or no notice, that an account of yours will be shut down unless you reconfirm your account information, do not reply or click on the link in the email. Instead, contact the support center at (309) 298-2704.
WIU will always give you enough time to react.
Rule 5: Do not trust the 'From' address or URLs listed in the body of the email.
From Address: Most of these email scams work by falsifying the sender's address. The email may appear to come from your bank, or from someone you know, but could be a scam. If you receive a message dealing with sensitive financial or account information, or containing an attachment, do not blindly trust the headers but act with caution.
URLs/Web links in the message: Scams that attempt to collect personal information often ask you to click on links that appear to take you to pages with web addresses that look genuine. Don't ever give out personal information just because the web address looks legitimate - there are ways to disguise the real address of a website. It may appear as if you are clicking onto https://www.wiu.edu, but in fact you could be redirected.
Rule 6: Be wary.
There's nothing about email or the web that makes it any more or less prone to fraud than any other medium. Just as you would think critically about what you read or see on TV, you should apply the same scrutiny to what lands in your inbox. If it seems suspect, or too good to be true, it probably is.
Rule 7: Report the scams you see.
You can help us protect you better by reporting the scams you come across. Please forward the email with its full headers to email@example.com. Contact the support center if you need help forwarding email with full headers.
Michael Rodriguez
Chief Technology Security Officer
Western Illinois University
A Note on Apple OSX 10.9 (Posted October 22, 2013)
Apple announced today that the newest version of their operating system, OS X Mavericks (10.9), will be available through the App Store for free to any Apple computer that is compatible.
Awesome, right? Yes, but users should not download and upgrade without checking into some potential issues first. Software and hardware compatibility should be investigated before upgrading. Because this software was released today, uTech has not completed thorough compatibility testing. With a new OS comes a new Safari and Calendar. Users will want to know that the OS and the new programs work with Zimbra, WesternOnline, SPSS, SAS, Parallels, antivirus and many other specialty or discipline specific tools you may be using.
In addition, any significant operating system upgrade includes the risk of a failure and data loss if an appropriate backup has not been created.
Not all Apple computers will be able to be upgraded to OS X Mavericks. WIU faculty and staff wishing to upgrade their WIU computer should contact their division/college technical support or uTech to request an evaluation and upgrade to be sure all your software and hardware is compatible.
Open Forums on the IT Strategic Plan and IT Governance (Posted August 26, 2013)
You are invited to discuss, provide feedback and ask questions regarding the draft 2013-2018 IT Strategic Plan and the new IT Governance Proposal. Open forums will be held on Thursday and Friday on the Macomb campus with video conferencing for those on the Quad Cities Riverfront campus.
The forums are scheduled as follows:
- Thursday, August 29, 10:00 - 11:00 a.m. in the University Union Capitol Rooms
- Thursday, August 29, 1:00 - 2:00 p.m. in the University Union Capitol Rooms
- Friday August 30, 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. in the University Union Capitol Rooms
Note: Individuals at the Riverfront campus and 60th Street may participate in these open forums via video conferencing as follows.
- Thursday August 29, 10:00 - 11:00 a.m. in Riverfront Room A 120
- Thursday, August 29, 1:00 - 2:00 p.m. in QC 60th Street Room 113
- Friday August 30, 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. in QC Riverfront Room A 120
Stephen Frazier, CIO, will briefly present the draft IT Strategic Plan and the IT Governance Proposal. Others who have had a hand in shaping these documents will also be available. Attendees are encouraged to ask questions and provide feedback.
Copies of the draft IT Strategic Plan and the IT Governance Proposal are available on University Technology's website.
Feedback Requested on IT Strategic Plan Draft and IT Governance Proposal (Posted July 17, 2013 - Updated August 23, 2013)
Comments are requested regarding the IT Strategic Plan draft and the IT Governance proposal through September 5, 2013. This cutoff date allows time for final editing and approval before the documents are submitted for inclusion with materials that go to the Board of Trustees prior to their October 11 meeting.
A series of open forums is being planned for this fall for presentation of the plan as well as the new IT Governance proposal. A schedule will be forthcoming.
For a brief overview of the IT Strategic Plan and IT Governance Proposal, download this PDF.
Zimbra Infrastructure Upgrades Scheduled for Summer (Posted June 13, 2013)
University Technology is upgrading the Zimbra Server Infrastructure this summer. Part of the upgrade involves moving mail accounts to new mailbox servers. Migrations have little to no impact and happen transparently in the background; you may not even notice the migration has occurred. There are only a few instances where you might notice:
- If you have Zimbra open in your browser when the migration occurs you may see a popup window indicating the Zimbra version has changed. You can click through that popup and continue using Zimbra.
- If you have an extremely large mailbox, bigger than 4 or 5 GB, your browser may timeout as Zimbra switches you over to the new mailbox. Refreshing the browser within 10-15 seconds should solve that.
- In rare instances a mobile device (phone, tablet, iPod, etc...) may not "follow" your mailbox when it moves to the new hardware. The devices will stop receiving updates from the Zimbra mail server and it will look like you aren't receiving mail. In most cases the problem will eventually resolve itself if you wait a few hours. If you notice your device has not received any updated messages from Zimbra in several hours your device may be stuck. The quick fix is to delete and recreate the Zimbra mail account on your device. You can contact the Support Center (see below) if you need assistance
Why are we doing this? Mail usage continues to increase year over year and the old Zimbra hardware is well past its ability to meet peak performance demands. Here are some of the important changes:
- We are more than tripling the number of mailbox servers available. This reduces the total number of users each individual mailbox server has to support and will deliver a faster and more robust service to each user.
- Our new Zimbra environment will allow us to grow dynamically, so as usage increases we can quickly deploy new mailbox servers to meet increasing demands.
- Available storage is also increasing and should give us the ability to support larger mailbox quotas.
- We are preparing for the upgrade to Zimbra version 8 later this year.
- We are investigating possible new features in Zimbra including VOIP Phone System integration, Dropbox integration, support for much larger attachment sizes, and more.
If you have any questions you may contact the uTech Support Center at 309-298-2704 or email@example.com.
Java Vulnerability Information (Posted January 28, 2013)
Information on the January 2013 Java vulnerability and how you can protect yourself.
Ongoing Announcements
Reclaim Your Zimbra Storage Space
Running out of space in Zimbra? If your account space becomes full, you will no longer receive emails. Email messages with big attachments such as PDFs, photos, PowerPoint presentations, and video files can use up large amounts of your storage space. Purging unnecessary emails with large attachments is a quick and easy way to reclaim your Zimbra space. Learn how you can reclaim your Zimbra space!
uTech Maintenance Window - 9 p.m. Fridays - 6 a.m. Saturdays
Keeping WIU's technology running smoothly requires regular maintenance, just like your car, etc. Scheduling infrastructure maintenance, the equivalent of an oil change every 3000-5000 miles, helps not only keep our technology engine running, but also lets you, the user, know when systems may be unavailable due to scheduled maintenance.
The uTech Maintenance Window is every Friday night from 9pm through 6am Saturday morning. This time period was selected as our system use statistics tell us that this is the least used time slot throughout the 168-hour week, and thus would potentially affect the least number of users.
This has been designated for standard security patching and routine reboots of campus servers. Some of the services that may be affected during this time period is access to the S drive, MSSQL access, the Blackberry server, Zimbra, and network printing.
In most cases the maintenance will not take the entire 9 hours, and not all systems will be affected at once. But we just want to make the campus community aware that maintenance during this window will help prevent technology infrastructure problems from occurring.
Mainframe Maintenance Window - Sundays 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.
This timeframe is reserved to perform general maintenance activity on the university's mainframe data and operations systems.
WesternOnline Maintenance Window - 2nd Sunday of Each Month, Midnight - 6 a.m.
WesternOnline maintenance is regularly scheduled for the 2nd Sunday of each month, between midnight and 6:00 a.m. WesternOnline will be unavailable during this time.
Microsoft/Apple OS Patches
Typically, Microsoft/Apple OS updates will be delivered to the campus community on the 3rd Friday of each month. Such patches are critical to maintaining system performance on Windows/OS X-based computers, as well as related network performance. After these generally monthly updates, systems may require one or more reboots to complete the update process.
Macs running Microsoft Windows using Bootcamp or within a virtual environment will need to start their Microsoft Windows environment and be connected to the WIU network to receive these updates.
Only computers that are members of WIU's Active Directory or Macs linked to the WIU Apple Update Servers will receive updates from our servers. Computers that are not members of WIU's Active Directory or Macs that are not linked to the WIU Apple Software Update Servers will need to be configured to automatically receive their updates directly from the Microsoft/Apple websites.
View a schedule of upcoming Microsoft/Apple OS patch release dates.
Sensitive Data Scanning
A new schedule has been developed for scanning of sensitive data on all University-owned computers.
- With an ECom login, you can view the Sensitive Data Scanning schedule.


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WHITEHALL — Adelle Lazarus Lucas, 81, formerly of Whitehall, died in Grand Rapids on Saturday, Dec. 8, 2012.
Born in Traverse City on July 7, 1931, to Maynard and Anna Aaron Lazarus, Adelle was the second of three children. The Lazarus family had a long history in Traverse City, beginning with Adelle's grandfather, Abraham, who arrived in the 1890s and was one of the early members of Congregation Beth El.
Adelle attended Traverse City schools, and then the University of Michigan, where she earned her bachelor's degree and a teaching certificate. She married Boyce Lucas in 1952. Four years later, they moved to Whitehall, where they made their home for more than 50 years.
Survivors include her children, Jeffrey (Belle) Lucas of Windsor, Colo., Karen Steidler of Davis, Calif., Susan Lucas of Sydney, Australia, and Pamela Lucas (Phil Ondersma) of Grand Rapids; her grandchildren, Aaron Lucas, Elysia Lucas, Olivia Steidler, Miranda Steidler, Meghan Steidler, Taylor Cornell, Travis Cornell, Lucas Cornell, Trevor (Kelly) Bullock, Michael Bullock, and Scott (Kyoko Kawase) Bullock; and many nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Boyce Lucas, and her two siblings, Helene Tinn and David Lazarus.
Adelle has been laid to rest in Oakwood Cemetery near other members of her family.
Please sign Adelle's online guestbook at www.reynolds-jonkhoff.com. The family is being served by the Reynolds-Jonkhoff Funeral Home.
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Adelle Lazarus Lucas
WHITEHALL — Adelle Lazarus Lucas, 81, formerly of Whitehall, died in Grand Rapids on Saturday, Dec. 8, 2012.
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Rivers are rising and the temperature is falling as the start-and-stop transition from winter to spring continues.Continued ...
Suttons Bay teacher resigns after accusations
A Suttons Bay High School teacher resigned after accusations arose that she carried on an "inappropriate" relationship with a male student who is in the senior class.Continued ...
Cheers: 04/14/2014
To Traverse City Central and Traverse City West high schools for ranking among the most challenging high schools in the state and nation, based on the Washington Post's annual rankings.Continued ...
Prep Sports Roundup: Leland wins Houghton Lake Invite
Leland went undefeated, only allowing one goal in four games, to win the Houghton Lake Invitational girls soccer tournament on Saturday. (Plus more)Continued ...
Historical Photo of the Week: 04/14/2014
Can any readers identify the man in this photo?Continued ...
Teens make top 10 in geo bee
The whole world is fair territory in the National Geographic Bee. The annual competition is an educational program of the National Geographic Society designed to encourage the teaching and study of geography.Continued ...
Task force takes long look at teen pregnancy
Pregnant teens are an "invisible" population. "They may drop out of school, they may not have access to transportation and they're often marginalized," said Marjorie Rich, the Women's Resource Center Doula Client Advocate.Continued ...
Letters to the Editor: 04/14/2014
Gains nothing; Negate Citizens United; Install sidewalks.Continued ...
News From 100 Years Ago: 04/14/2014
AN EASTER DANCE PARTY that was given by the Knights of Columbus at the City Opera House was the most enjoyable of any that this organization has ever held.Continued ...
Grand Traverse Teen Pregnancy at a glance
Grand Traverse teen pregnancy at a glance:Continued ...
Northern Notes: Woman thanks those who helped after accident
Margaret Lange of Traverse City wrote to thank everyone at Square Deal Country Store on Woodmere Avenue, who helped keep a bad situation from becoming even worse.Continued ...
Leelanau sheriff's department adds four-legged officer
Steve Morgan knows first-hand the value of a good police dog. So one of his first moves as Leelanau County's new undersheriff in 2013 was to suggest that the department acquire its first K-9.Continued ...
Service News: 04/14/2014
Army National Guard Pfc. Denae Chappel has graduated from basic combat training at Fort Jackson, Columbia, S.C.Continued ...
Bowling Scores: 04/14/2014
Bowling scores from Lucky Jack's:Continued ...
Today in Sports: 04/14/2014
What's happening in sports across the region and the country:Continued ...
Community in Brief: 04/14/2014
China Film Series; view a lunar eclipse; documentary on conservationist to be screened; and more.Continued ...
- Poll: Are TC Central and TC West high schools among the most challenging in the state?
- Monday, April 7, 2014
Services Tuesday for drivers killed in head-on crash
Shanda Rhoat called her boyfriend from a gas station and said she'd be home in a couple minutes. But Rhoat, 24, never came home.Continued ...
Historical Photo of the Week: 04/07/2014
Can any readers identify the cherry picker in this photo?Continued ...
Cheers: 04/07/2014
To the Natural Resources Trust Fund, which is expected to pour more than $5 million into public recreation sites in the region.Continued ...
10k run to benefit TCAPS arts programs
The Traverse City Area Public Schools Alumni Network is calling on community members to lace up their running shoes in support of TCAPS' arts programs.Continued ...
Letters to the Editor: 04/07/2014
Look inward; Parkinson's support.Continued ...
In library podcast, teens talk pop culture, Internet, school
A group of teenagers gather at the Traverse Area District Library Woodmere Branch every other week to socialize. There's a wide range of personalities in the group, and they hail from different schools in the area.Continued ...
News From 100 Years Ago: 04/07/2014
AN ARC LIGHT was installed at the corner of Thirteenth Street and Union upon the recommendation of the lighting department.Continued ...
New curling club destined for TC
The curlers are coming. No, not those pink hair-warping rolls. Curlers, as in curling, that Olympic sport played on a sheet of ice that resembles the lovechild of shuffleboard and bowling.Continued ...
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Floyd Back With His Dad
Floyd Back With His Dad
Feb 14 2013, 08:38 AM
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Well, it appears that Floyd Mayweather Sr. will be training his son for the upcoming May 4th bout.
What are your thoughts on this development ?
Feb 14 2013, 09:03 AM
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Saw that...cautiously optimistic. I think this might be what Floyd needs. He may need a lil' "grass roots" return, as he's getting older. Maybe w/ Sr. in camp, PBF won't "run" his camp a la the old Cotto. That being said, Sr. might need to be reminded, he's the "hired" help, NOT the star. If they can't both fulfill their respective roles, this will be "train wreck tv", once again and the naysayers, critics and HBO execs, will be creaming in their pants.
Feb 14 2013, 09:25 AM
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cautiously optimistic
Couldn't have said it better myself. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/laugh.gif)
As long as Roger's on 24/7 and I can get a good laugh in, then I'm cool with that. As long as Sr. remembers, "I'm that dad that went to prison, and came home to a son that took care of me by making millions".
As long as he thinks this, then he'll be fine. Unfortunately, he likes to play the "I'm your daddy, I got all of this started" trump card. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/laugh.gif)
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As long as he thinks this, then he'll be fine. Unfortunately, he likes to play the "I'm your daddy, I got all of this started" trump card. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/laugh.gif)
It will come up in 24/7s no doubt. HOWEVER....I think that Floyd Sr. had his ego problems mainly because he wasn't in the driving seat and Roger was training lil' Floyd. Once he is in that driving seat (corner) he might act more appropriately...but as I stated above, I think that before Floyd made his decision..an extensive negotiation took place..
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Say you need a bunch of Apple IDs, and you need them pronto. There's a form you can fill out, a bunch of questions floating in a window in some application, it can feel very… manual. A gentleman on the Enterprise iOS site entered, filling the void with an Applescript that could batch create ID's with iTunes (and has seen updates thanks to Aaron Friemark.)
That bikeshed, though, was just not quite the color I was looking for. I decided to Fake it. Are we not Professional Computer Operators?
Before I go into the details, a different hypothetical use case: say you just migrated mail servers, and didn't do quite enough archiving previously. Client-side moves may be impractical or resource-intensive. So you'd rather archive server-side, but can't manipulate the mail server directly, and the webmail GUI is a touch cumbersome: are we relegated to 'select all -> move -> choose folder -> confirm' while our life-force drains away?
Fake is described as a tool for web automation and testing. It's been around for a bit, but took an 'Aha!' moment while pondering these use cases for me to realize its power. What makes it genius is you don't need to scour html source to find the id of the element you want to interact with! Control-drag to the element, specify what you want to do with it. (There are top-knotch videos describing these options on the website.) And it can loop. And delay(either globally or between tasks,) and the tasks can be grouped and disabled in sections and organized in a workflow and saved for later use. (Can you tell I'm a bit giddy about it?)
So that mail archive can loop away while you do dishes. Got to the end of a date range? Pause it, change the destination folder mid-loop, and keep it going. (There is a way to look at the elements and make a conditional when it reads a date stamp, but I didn't get that crazy with it… yet.)
And now even verifying the email addresses used with the Apple ID can be automated! Blessed be the lazy sysadmin.


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Washington D.C. - Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi held her weekly press conference today in the Capitol Visitor Center. Below is a transcript of the press conference.
Leader Pelosi. Good morning. Speaking of morning and time, the clock is ticking for the Supercommittee to make its report to the Congress. The opportunity that the Supercommittee has is historic, it is urgent, and we are hoping that the committee will take advantage of that opportunity; that it makes the entrepreneurial spirit of America its centerpiece, that jobs and growth are where the focus should be, and then decisions about revenue and savings and the timing of them can spring from how we can create jobs, which bring in revenue to the Treasury. Job creation reduces the deficit.
As I have said over and over again, we want a plan that is big, bold and balanced. I think the only way it can be big and bold is to be balanced.
Since the committee has been charged with its work, as you know, the President has put forth his American Jobs Act. Our Ranking Members on the committees have sent their report for suggestions to the committee. The American Council on Competitiveness has put forth some of its initiatives on job creation for our country. And House Democrats, as I have told you before, have been engaged in conversations with thousands of small businesses to review the suggestions of the President's American Jobs Act and to hear their suggestions for what they think the Supercommittee can do to support and strengthen and help create many more small businesses in our country. Hence, our entrepreneurial theme. We think that is essential to reigniting the American dream to give many more people the opportunity to achieve it.
Today I am sending a letter to the chairpersons and members of the Supercommittee thanking them for their leadership and their service to our country, for the time and energy they have put into this work.
Basically we have come down to five points of focus that we believe can reduce the deficit, create jobs, and honor the entrepreneurial spirit of America.
Jobs, jobs, jobs: You say how are we going to create them? We are going to create them in the [private] sector through small businesses, which is the major job creator in country. In order for that to happen, of course, we have to have a strong public sector for the education of our children, safety of our communities and the rest. But our focus on this immediate job creation is the private sector.
Make It In America. You have heard that before. We must stop the erosion of the manufacturing, industrial and technological base that is happening in our country now. And that is unsustainable. We cannot sustain a manufacturing base at the pace that jobs are going overseas. We are hopeful we can pull them back.
Improve access to credit. For small businesses this is a very big deal. Provide a trained workforce. Access to capital, access to a trained workforce, access to customers. Increasing demand is a very important part of our proposal. And building America's infrastructure. We associate ourselves with the comments of the President yesterday about the need for us to build the infrastructure.
Without going into detail on each of them, I call your attention to the provisions in the letter and the appendix that accompanies it as to the specificity of our recommendations.
Again, this is labor intensive for our members. On their time away from Washington they engage in conversations either individually with businesses or in groups or in their neighborhoods, shopping centers and the rest, to hear--technological centers and the rest--to hear what their suggestions were. So we are always in touch with our small businesses, but we wanted them to be current in light of the President's proposal and in light of the opportunity that the Supercommittee presents.
Today we are having another hearing with our small business owners to again be immediately current on what they are thinking on what we have sent to the committee and what the opportunities are. We are encouraged by the bipartisan letter that was sent yesterday to the committee, strong bipartisan, large numbers of Democrats and Republicans signing the letter promoting a balanced plan.
I think all of this can be helpful, these and other suggestions they may be receiving. Most of the suggestions we have sent them have enjoyed bipartisan support in the past, and that was part of their value. But they may have ideas of their own on how to, again, encourage and enhance the entrepreneurial spirit of America to create jobs and to do so in a way that reduces the deficit as we make more Americans ready to achieve the American dream, which is part of what this is all about.
With that, I would be pleased to take any questions.
Q: Ms. Pelosi, we all talk about the Supercommittee, but coming up on November 18 the government effectively runs out of money. It has been shown that Republicans want to attach policy riders to these types of appropriations bills. After seeing what the Republicans have done over the past few government funding bills, do you expect there to be talk of a shutdown again and do you feel that House Democrats emboldened by the last time they stuck together will stick together and draw a hard line and not cave too early as many thought happened back in the spring?
Leader Pelosi. As you probably know, under the leadership of our Whip, Steny Hoyer, 183 Democrats signed a letter to the Speaker and the Republican leadership saying let's just get our work done in terms of our appropriations bills. Let's not use them as riders that could be an excuse for this kind of confrontation. The public needs us to get the job done, not to make every bill that should be the regular order of the House to be this kind of confrontation about a showdown.
We will be passing one of the minibuses that has a number of the bills, and then another, and I would hope that sanity would reign as far as this is concerned. We will see shortly how long the next CR is. But it would be a disservice to the American people to decide that what should be the regular order of the budget process becomes a policy agenda that serves no constructive purpose.
Q: Are you hearing things from the Supercommittee, because, as you say, we are at a very late hour here, but things they are giving you and maybe Speaker Boehner particular options, and you are processing in your head here is what we might have to do, because we have to sell this to our caucus, he has to sell this to his conference to actually pass this in December sometime?
Leader Pelosi. Well, as I said to you before, I have sent three very distinguished Members of the House. Our caucus has given the authority to our Assistant Leader Jim Clyburn, Vice Chair Xavier Becerra and the Ranking Member of the Budget Committee Chris Van Hollen to go to the table to speak for the House Democrats and for the American people. We trust their judgment. They know our values, they know the issues and they know what the possibilities are. They know that if we are going to have a big, bold and balanced plan, there is going to be responsibility taken across the spectrum by all of us.
So it isn't something that I get a report or the Speaker gets a report. On our side, our people are not on a short leash. They have the authority to negotiate for the House Democrats. It is hopeful that we will have a consensus, but it is everybody's understanding that we have to yield on certain points when we see the urgency of doing so.
But, again, it has to be big, bold and balanced, and that means it has to have a jobs component, a revenue component and a savings component.
Q: Well, to follow on Chad's question, some of the information that is leaking out of the committee doesn't appear to be encouraging at all, and I am wondering if there is anything at all that you can say that would help instill a little more confidence in those of us who are covering this and the American people?
Leader Pelosi. Well, we have said from the start that we want an agreement; that it is important to the American people to see that this committee can function, to recognize the opportunity that is there. Imagine, 12 people at a table able to pass a bill, present a bill to Congress that is going through expedited procedures, that can move quickly through the House and contain many of the provisions that we have in our jobs package and, again, agreed upon savings that we have talked about, whether it is--in all the bipartisan commissions, whether it is Simpson-Bowles, Rivlin-Domenici, the Gang of Six, you name it, everybody has a balanced and big approach.
So it is just this committee that seems to be having some challenges reaching that decision. But, you know, as I said, our people are there to speak for us. I am hopeful that the time that they are taking is time that is bringing us closer to a consensus.
As we discussed before, I have not put any lines in the sand, because if it is big, bold and balanced, many things are possible to reduce the deficit in a very significant way to take us into the future, a path to prosperity, honoring the entrepreneurial spirit of America.
So we are optimistic that something can be done. When you say, is there anything--well, when they have a plan, that is when we will be optimistic. In the meantime, we have questions and we are trying to supply some answers that have had bipartisanship in the past.
But the time is drawing near. It is November 23rd, and figure back from there and you have probably 10 days or 2 weeks that the CBO needs. So probably the first or second day back after, which I don't think we should have another break, we should be here but the Republican schedule is not to be, but the first or second day back we have to have something to go to the committee.
Now, it would be helpful--and we are not just, you know, sitting back waiting. We are trying to show Members what some of the possibilities are. And if it is going to be big, bold and balanced and it is going to be a compromise, you know, there is going to be some level of unhappiness across the board, on our side and theirs. But hopefully that means that we all took the steps necessary.
I would like to see a $4 trillion package. I harken back to, it seems a long time ago now, but the proposal that the President and the Speaker had worked together on is a good model, too. Again, many of my members are not happy with some of the particulars in it, but the result that it gives us is a grand one, and I would hope to see that we could return to a proposal that resembles that. The President--the Speaker said it gave him 98 percent of what he wanted. So I would hope we could get to a place like that.
We just have to encourage them. We are trying to keep the rhetoric down about why aren't they doing this, that or that. The fact is they have this responsibility. We respect the charge that they have, Democrats and Republicans, House and Senate. We wish them well and we have been praying for them.
Q: And the possibility of failure?
Leader Pelosi. Well, let me just put that in perspective for you. And, I don't know how much longer we have the room, so I know we have some other questions to get to.
When the President signed the bill, the $1.2 trillion in cuts, it was called for that there would be another $1.2 trillion in deficit reduction. That will happen. That will happen. How it happens depends on the Supercommittee. It can happen with, again, balance and boldness and of a size that is good for our country, or it can be…and that is the $4 trillion level and with savings and revenue and job creation that makes sense. Or it can happen through sequestration. $1.2 trillion will be saved if nothing happens on the committee. So the $2.5 trillion by the time you put in the interest will be achieved. It won't be achieved in the best possible way, but it will be achieved. So passing the bill and the President signing it guaranteed that there would be $2.5 trillion in deficit reduction.
So when you say failure, it is disappointment that we couldn't have done it better, but the markets should know that the deficit reduction will occur. I think we should try to avoid it at all costs, but, again, that is up to the Supercommittee.
Q: Madam Leader, I wanted to ask you why you and your husband back in March of 2008 accepted and participated in a very large IPO deal from Visa at a time there was major legislation affecting the credit card companies making its way through the House. Did you consider that to be a conflict of interest?
Leader Pelosi. I don't know what your point is of your question. Is there some point that you want to make with that?
Q: Well, I guess what I am asking is do you think it is all right for a Speaker to accept a very preferential, favorable stock deal?
Leader Pelosi. Well, we didn't.
Q: At a time when there is major legislation affecting that company in the House?
Leader Pelosi. Well, first of all let me say this. What we are talking about is an industry. What we are talking about is a Congress that passed more protections for credit card holders. The [Credit Cardholder's Bill of Rights] bill, you know Carolyn Maloney has been our champion on, to the point where the industry spent $3 million to try to defeat her last time.
So the issue that you are talking about, first of all, what you are contending is not true. But second of all, we are very proud of our record of what happened.
Now, what Congressman or Senator Durbin was able to do in the Senate is quite remarkable, and when he was able to achieve that, then it was on this same issue, it was included by our Chairman Barney Frank in the bill.
Q: That was 2 years later though.
Leader Pelosi. But it was when we had a President who could sign the bill, and that is when we passed what Carolyn Maloney had. There was no interest on the part of President Bush to sign such a bill. But the fact is your basic premise is a false one, and it…
Q: I don't understand. Why is it false? You participated in the IPO.
Leader Pelosi. Well, I have many investments.
Q: You were Speaker of the House, and there was a bill very unfavorable to the credit card companies.
Leader Pelosi. Well, I will hold my record in fighting the credit card companies, as a Speaker of the House or as a Member of Congress, up against anyone. We had passed the Credit Cardholder Bill of Rights. I don't know what your point is. You like one bill better than another bill. No, this was the big powerful bill, and in fact we were able to achieve both once we were able to have a Democratic President. That is really all I am saying.
Q: You don't think it was a conflict of interest or have the appearance of a conflict of interest?
Leader Pelosi. No, it only has the appearance if you decide that you are going to elaborate on a false premise. But it is not true, and that is that.
Q: I don't understand what part is not true.
Leader Pelosi. That I would act upon an investment.
Yes, sir.
Q: It has now been one year since the midterm elections. I suppose that probably every day for the last year you have fought to regain the majority. I wanted to ask, how do you think the Democrats are doing? There is one year left. Do you think you will be able to take back the House?
Leader Pelosi. You know, I am a temporal marker. I always place things in time. The clock is ticking. But I didn't want to bring up the subject of politics, but since you did, yes, it is exactly the midway point between last year's election and this year's, and in over 300 days that the Republicans have been in power they have not produced--they have not created jobs for the American people. And that is, I think, the measure that we want to compare our first 300 days.
One week and one day after the President made his inaugural address, one week and one day we passed a recovery act in the House, in a few weeks it was in the Senate, saving or creating millions of jobs for the American people. One week and one day. Here we are over 300 days, no such legislation.
From a policy standpoint, I think it is really important to know that President Obama was a job creator from day one. Now, was the ditch that we were in so deep that when you are talking to people and they still don't have a job that that is any consolation to them? No. But I will tell you this, if President Obama and the House Congressional Democrats had not acted, we would be at 15 percent unemployment. Again, no consolation to those without a job, but an important point to make.
This was a cloud that was over the last election because it was too--if you don't have a job, you don't have somebody to say it could be worse, right? But it could be. And the fact is we have to be on a path to make it better, and President Obama has made suggestions in that regard policy-wise for jobs.
From a political standpoint, we are very proud of the recruitment of candidates. We had 107 candidates for over 70 seats here last week. I wish that you could see them. Two generals, a colonel, many people, service people, men and women from Iraq and Afghanistan, who want to serve our country in another way in Congress, to take the oath again to protect and defend; legislators, small business people, mayors, many women and minorities, all with the determination, the determination to take us off the path that the Republicans have put us on. So we are very, very enthusiastic about the recruitment of our candidates.
Not to talk money, but we outraised the Republicans for the first three quarters of the year. This is quite remarkable. And with the support of many small donors and idealistic progressives and Democrats across the country, we were able to succeed in that way.
So, again, if we hadn't been successful in recruitment and hadn't been successful in raising money, you might make a statement of how on Earth do you think that you can win. But I think we have definitely put the House in play. I give all the credit to our Chairman, Steve Israel, who is just as clear eyed a chairman as we need to have to do that.
So, thank you for your question. In terms of policy, we think that our taking back the House is urgent in terms of job creation and taking us to a path of prosperity that reignites the American dream, where everyone who plays by the rules and wants to work hard can have ladders of success built for them so they can achieve the American dream. We know we have work to do.
Thank you.


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Oleksiy Pecherov, Latavious Williams and Alonzo Gee are three of the more notable fringe NBA players to sign in Europe on Tuesday due to the NBA lockout.
The NBA lockout has already caused its share of casualties, but one group that is probably a bit overlooked is the incoming rookies. The rookies perhaps need more guidance than most considering that they are heading into their first professional seasons, but with lockout rules prohibiting teams from talking to players, a handful of rookies will instead get their first lessons in professional basketball while playing in Europe.
The NBA lockout is hurting plenty of people in its current state, most of them innocent, but its repercussions will be felt even when the two sides eventually come to an agreement. The training camp rosters -- whenever they are put together -- will be the first to feel the affects of this summer's labor impasse.
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EAA Kicks Off 2006 Fly-In Season in a Big Way at Sun 'n Fun in Florida
EAA AVIATION CENTER, OSHKOSH, Wis. - (March 14, 2006) — EAA is preparing for the start of the new flying season with an extensive schedule of activities at spring's traditional fly-in season opener, the Sun 'n Fun Fly-In at Lakeland, Fla., which will be held April 4-10.
With numerous activities that include forums and workshops, member gatherings, news conference and one-on-one discussions, EAA will offer information and opportunities for fellowship among EAA members and other aviation enthusiasts throughout the grounds during Sun 'n Fun. That fly-in, which began in the 1970s with critical leadership and support provided by EAA chapters, has since assumed its own identity as one of the country's most significant aviation events.
"Sun 'n Fun kicks off the fly-in season and stokes the enthusiasm among many EAA members and other aviation enthusiasts for EAA AirVenture Oshkosh, the World's Greatest Aviation Celebration, coming later in summer," said EAA president Tom Poberezny, who will participate at EAA's two public news conferences at Lakeland on April 6-7. "EAA and its members have a long tradition of being active at Sun 'n Fun, and are proud to have played a prominent role in that event's growth as it has matured into an independent operation with its own staff, planning and infrastructure."
EAA members will again enjoy special admission discounts and other benefits throughout the grounds. At the unique "EAA Member Village," current members can renew acquaintances and meet EAA staff, while other aviation enthusiasts can discover the many benefits and advantages that come with EAA membership.
Along with the services available at EAA Member Village, sport pilot student pilot certificates will be available to EAA members at no charge throughout the week. A beautiful Aviat Husky airplane on Wipaire floats, the top prize in the 2006 EAA Aircraft Sweepstakes, will also be on display. This airplane, which will be given away at EAA AirVenture Oshkosh in July, has drawn enthusiastic interest wherever it has appeared. Sweepstakes tickets can be obtained during Sun 'n Fun at EAA Member Village.
In addition, EAA staff and volunteer representatives will present numerous forums and workshops throughout Sun 'n Fun week, touching on all aspects of recreational aviation. EAA's Sport Pilot experts will be available to help people fully explore this exciting new avenue of access to personal flight, while other activities will also bring together EAA members during the fly-in. Visitors can also learn about EAA Young Eagles and EAA SportAir Workshops at their exhibits on-site. The complete schedule of EAA's forums, workshops and other activities is available at http://www.eaa.org/communications/eaanews/snf_forums2006.pdf.
As always, hundreds of EAA members show their support for aviation activities by volunteering their time at Sun 'n Fun. Many of these volunteers come from the ranks of the more than 4,000 volunteers who annually support EAA AirVenture Oshkosh.
"Each of these events makes a meaningful contribution to aviation, and EAA members make these and countless other events possible with their active, passionate participation that benefits everyone who enjoys flying," Poberezny said. "EAA is proud to continue its participation at Sun 'n Fun in 2006 and is appreciative for the warm welcome our members receive each year. We look forward to seeing many EAA members attending and contributing their time and talents to help make the event possible."
EAA AIRVENTURE OSHKOSH is The World's Greatest Aviation Celebration and EAA's yearly membership convention. EAA members receive lowest prices on admission rates. For more information on EAA and its programs, call 1-800-JOIN-EAA (1-800-564-6322) or visit www.eaa.org. EAA AirVenture information is also available through the World Wide Web at www.airventure.org.


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text: Stuffed Challah Recipes Sweeten Your Challah With Two Classic Combinations by Anna Monette Roberts 9/14/12 0 Reactions 27 Shares Print 15 5 7 0 0 During the Jewish high holidays, the only thing that's better than challah for dinner is challah for dessert! When it comes to constructing a sweet loaf, peanut butter and chocolate and cinnamon and sugar are two classic combinations that you can't go wrong with. These aren't, however, the type of fillings that should be blended into the challah dough: in cinnamon-roll-like fashion, here are step-by-step photos to help you fill your challah loaves with sugary swirls. Roll Out What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Follow the recipe for basic challah dough. For each filled loaf, you'll need four smaller pieces of dough. Roll out each piece of challah dough thinly, about 1/4-inch thick. 1 / 14 Peanut Butter and Chocolate Measurements What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 If you're following our basic challah recipe, then for the peanut butter and chocolate fillings, you will need about 1 cup of chocolate chips and four 1-1/2-ounce packages of peanut butter. If you have a large jar of peanut butter, use about 1-1/2 tablespoons per challah piece. 2 / 14 Spread the Peanut Butter What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Spread the peanut butter with an offset palate knife. Leave about 1/2 inch of space around the rim of the challah dough. 3 / 14 Dot With Chocolate What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dot the challah with 1/4 cup of chocolate chips, and then roll it like a burrito. 4 / 14 "Braid" It What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Braiding this challah isn't quite as complicated as a six-strand rendition. Instead, take the four stuffed strands, and weave them under and over each other to create a hashtag with eight ends. Take the top two pieces of dough and twist them together. Follow the same pattern for the rest of the pieces, until there are four ends. Pinch two of the twisted ends together and repeat on the other side, so you are left with a long, twisted loaf. Then take the two ends of the loaf and pinch them together, so a circular shape is formed. Tuck the pinched end underneath the dough to prevent it from unraveling. 6 / 14 Peanut Butter and Chocolate Challah What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Bake as your recipe directs. The egg wash gives it a stunning yellow hue and shine. 6 / 14 Inside the Loaf What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 The peanut butter swirls and large chunks of chocolate are very visible! 7 / 14 Cinnamon Sugar Measurements What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 For cinnamon-sugar-filled challah, mix four tablespoons of granulated sugar with a dash or two of cinnamon. 8 / 14 Spread Cinnamon Sugar What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Spread the sugar mixture carefully around a flattened piece of basic challah dough, but leave a border of space about 1/2 to 1 inch. 9 / 14 Roll It What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Roll it like a burrito, but carefully, so no sugar falls out. Pinch the ends as you roll to avoid spillage. If any sugar gets on the outside of the dough, the challah won't seal, and the bread will be a sticky, burnt sugary mess as it bakes! 11 / 14 Lift the End What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Once you get to the end, lift the end up and pinch it to seal the burrito. 11 / 14 Seal the Strand What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Be very sure to securely pinch all of the dough together, so none of the sugar falls out. 12 / 14 Cinnamon Sugar Challah What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Braid the challah as directed before, and bake according to the recipe. 13 / 14 Inside the Challah What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 This challah is light, moist, and sweet with a faint hint of cinnamon. 14 / 14 15 5 7 0 0 Back to Homepage Comments Read More Food How ToOriginal RecipesCooking TipsJewishChallahBreadRecipes Original Recipes Philly Cheesesteak 2 Ways: Pat's vs. Geno's 10 hours ago Dangerously Delicious Maple Bacon Cinnamon Rolls 1 day ago Fire Up Your Wok With Fast and Easy Kimchi Fried Rice 2 days ago Fill Your Easter Table With Bright Colors and Fresh Flavors 4 days ago Tie-Dye Your Cheesecake For a Festive Easter Feast 5 days ago Sweet and Spicy Deviled Eggs 1 week ago Get a Personalized Living Newsletter! Help us customize your newsletter by selecting your interests (optional): Wedding Home DIY Food Link Love A worthy weekend project: homemade pasta shapes — Cook's Illustrated Score a reservation at one of NYC's top tables (for a price) — Delish Vegetable ice cream goes mainstream in Japan — Grub Street President Obama: "That's some good sushi right there" — Eater A beer-lover's guide to wine — HuffPost Taste The science of perfecting plonk — Wired Source: Cook's Illustrated


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Monday, December 4th, 2006 Obituaries in The Daily Standard
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Dennis J. Katterheinrich, 54, 11729 Moulton-New Knoxville Road, New Knoxville, died at 1:05 a.m. Dec. 2, 2006, at his residence. Death was due to natural causes. He was born June 2, 1952, in Lima, to Howard G. and Gloria H. Hir . . .
Rosella J. Hogenkamp Mehmert, 97, of Minster, died at 5:30 a.m. Dec. 2, 2006, at Heritage Manor Nursing Home, Minster, where she resided two years. She was born Sept. 23, 1909, in Minster, to Arthur and Margaret Knostman Vallo. . . .
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text: We have a shallow well with a 1/2hp pump, a sand filter and water softner. Our problem started a couple of months ago and seems to be getting slowly worse. Our pump is set at 40/60 and cycles I think ok. The water pressure starts out ok when you turn on any faucet or shower but if you run the water open for more than a few minutes the water pressure drops alot. If trying to use a lawn sprinkler, it will work ok for a few minutes and then the pressure drops low enough that the sprinkler will not function. If using the washing machine it is now impossible to shower or even wash dishes because the water pressure will drop to a bit more than a slow stream. I don't know where to start, can you help me?


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We have a guesthouse behind our home that we rent as a vacation rental. Last week my husband's mother was hopitalized and when she comes out she will need to stay in this guesthouse. However, the guesthouse is booked for this time period (in 10 days), and I have to inform the renters that I need to return their full deposit and payment. What else should I do to make the situation right?
This is a horrible situation to be in. I would ask that you put yourself in the renters position, they have searched for and paid for a vacation rental that they are expecting in 10 days. In my opinion it is situations like this that give vrbo owners a bad name and why many people complain about vacation rentals. It is a leap of faith to send someone your money because YOU (a stranger) are at their mercy to have a vacation with no glitches.
Can't your mil stay with you until the renters checkout? Did you have a contract? If so, you could very well be sued.
If you are insistent on canceling, the least you can do is find them another comparable or better rental and you pay the difference if it's more than what they paid for yours.
The only way to make it right is to NOT CANCEL them!
I just calculated the days...Is this over Memorial Day Weekend?
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I'm with Sophie on this. I'm so sorry for your family situation. However, you're going to have to make these folks whole, one way or another. Try to find a them another place that is equal or better (you may have to eat tthe cost difference).
It's not fun at all, but I've learned that it's important to get to know other VR owners in my home's area, and be able able to work with them if an issue arises.
Best of luck and I hope all works out well for everyone.
To add support: I agree with all of sophie's and msdebs' points, entirely.
In the first instance, I would honor the contract with the guests [and here, sophie, is correct...cancelling a vacationers stay does give 'the private vacation rental trade' a big black eye. I've read about many incidences like this...and it could get ugly for you if the guests challenge your cancellation. People can be easily resentful]. Therefore...
First, I would try my hardest to avoid cancelling the guests. Even if it inconveniences myself / family members, I would make room in my own home to care for my recuperating relative. But, I understand that you may not have the room, at all, to do this. Therefore...
Second, I would definitely find another rental in the same 'immediate' area - because they chose it {or an even better location if you can top yours, e.g. better view or whatever} ...even if it's a bit more expensive rental...and I would cover the price difference.
The third, and last, alternative could be to find a rental very near your home where your recuperating relative can stay in. That last option would not work if your mother-in-law needs someone to help her a lot....but it could even be nice for her "recuperation" stay after getting out of a hospital {if you want to look at it from a bright side}. I would pay for it, of course! Either way, I would pay to compensate whomever. That's just me.
You have options. Use your imagination.
I recall a neighboring rental owner who not only refunded in full, found a rental {but it did not have the hot tub her place had...or an equal view, so she went so far as to cover the cost of a few days of car rental for the guests. You can buy them a nice dinner in a good restaurant...or send them on an fun excursion, you pick up the tab. So, you can compensate in any manner that you think equals {or exceeds} the value of your rental. But, I would make it a very nice compensation. Sometimes, this can work to everyone's benefit, if you compensate generously, exceeding the value of your place a bit.
P.S. I answered with my personal experience in mind. A few years ago, when we were having a new bathroom made, we had to move 3 different sets of guests because the worker we hired was not sticking to deadlines {a very tense situation}. So, I lost a heep of money on those three sets of guests because I was forced to move them all {tranaferring the monies to the new owner + paying the price difference}. A neighbouring rental...just 5 minutes away...with a lovely and much bigger cottage with features I did not have {e.g. even better rental}...had all the dates to take everyone. So, I could get the ducks lined up in a row. I paid the difference and was relieved that I could get the guests settled nicely. I phoned everyone with the "bad news"...and then immediately made good by giving them "the good news"...and they thanked me for helping them save their vacations!
I feel very responsible for the quality of someone's vacation ...I had to make it not just work for all those folks who entrusted me {my property} for their vacation...but make it a notably good compensation. I spoke to them all afterwards. They were all very pleased with how it turned out for them....[it benefited them].
I agree with the others here. It is really unacceptable to cancel the agreement at all.
How would you accommodate your mother in law if you didn't have that guest house? Get a rollaway bed or rent a nice bed? Purchase a twin set from a local warehouse store? Air mattress for you and your husband and give your mother in law your room for the days the home is booked?
These people selected your home for their vacation and entered into an agreement with you in good faith. It comes across very, very bad if you cancel on them.
If you do cancel, I agree that you should offer them something nicer than what you've got and pay for the entire difference.
Not to pile on more, but you definitely should not cancel these guests. This is your problem and you are making it theirs. Look at your contract before taking any action--do you have an "out" that permits you to cancel their stay for any reason? It's one thing when you have storm damage (Acts of God) that can take your property out of service--that's different. But to say your MIL needs to convalesce at your guest house and to cancel their stay? I hate to think it but you could be threatened with legal action and will most likely end up with a very negative review on your listings.
As this guest, I would be really disappointed even if you offered to relocate me to a better property. I would feel as though I had done my homework, paid in advance and done everything right. Now the VR owner is breaking the lease and saying they will take care of me, don't worry? I'm afraid that most people will worry because with a last minute change like this, what kind of VR properties are available? Certainly not the pick of the crop.
Sophie has it spot-on. This is the kind of situation that gives RBOers a black eye. Please reconsider cancelling their stay and having your MIL stay with you in your own house...or setting her up with a nearby place like Mariott Residence Inn.
I'm really sorry for your predicament but I think you need to look at it from a business perspective and that of your guests for added clarity. I'm sure with careful thought you'll find a solution. Wiffle's suggestions for a rollaway bed rental...even hospital bed rental (you can get them at medical supply stores), would be good options. Please let us know how it all turns out. Good luck!
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